ABS Pump & Module Repairs
We offer comprehensive ABS repairs for a huge range of makes and models. Our process strengthens all potentially failing areas of the ABS pump and module, not just the root cause of failure, to provide long-lasting functionality.
You won’t need to recode your ABS pump and module back to the vehicle afterwards, we’ll cover you with an unlimited-mileage lifetime warranty and it’ll only take 2-3 working days. Browse our product catalogue or complete our test form to get started.
An ABS fault can be incredibly dangerous if left unrepaired. Affected owners can experience anything from a couple of irritating warning lights to the entire system being disabled. System failure is so often caused by a defective ABS pump and module, and as you can imagine, these are highly sophisticated units and repairing them is no easy task.
Unless repaired by professional control unit remanufacturers, a faulty ABS pump and module unit can significantly hinder braking behaviour – even causing binding or imbalanced braking in some cases. When scanning a defective ABS unit with diagnostic tools, stored DTCs related to the pump, the module or the brake pressure sensor are often key signs that an ABS repair is required.
With a lack of ABS pump repair kits lying around, and many manufacturer replacement units being stuck on back order, an ABS module repair initially seems like a frustrating task. Thankfully, we’ve got a more efficient solution – a comprehensive ABS pump & module rebuild.
Find a selection of ABS units we commonly rebuild below, or browse our product catalogue for our entire range.
Don’t worry if you can’t find your ABS pump and module above, we rebuild much more than this. Browse our full ABS rebuild range which covers most makes and models.
What is the anti-lock braking system (ABS)?
When met with an apparent ABS fault, it’s important to understand how the system functions on the whole when attempting to resolve the issue.
Simply put, this anti-lock braking system identifies and counteracts locking road wheels under heavy braking. It does this by working with a series of ABS-related sensors and by regulating hydraulic braking pressure at individual callipers, allowing for smooth and consistent braking.
In order to manage this important function, your vehicle employs a sophisticated control unit. This consists of an ABS motor, hydraulic block, and control module.
Can the ABS be repaired?
ABS pump and module failure is surprisingly common, but in many cases this can still be resolved. The root cause of failure typically stems from the inclusion of low-quality components or an internal design flaw. In these cases, ABS repairs are normally possible thanks to modern remanufacturing techniques.
If you’re under any suspicion that your ABS pump and module unit might be defective, send it to us for comprehensive analysis on our state-of-the-art testing rigs and we’ll let you know conclusively whether a repair is viable.
How much do ABS repairs cost?
The cost of resolving your ABS issues depends on a number of variables. For example, the vehicle model, the specific unit in question, the repair method and your geographical location can each influence ABS repair cost.
However, it’s almost always more cost-effective to have your ABS pump and module rebuilt than it is to replace it with a brand-new unit.
Our ABS Pump & Module Repair Option
To bypass long waiting times and high costs, many opt for an ABS pump and module repair. We can do even better than this, we’ll completely rebuild it. A rebuild involves a total internal overhaul of your faulty unit, rather than just replacing a few defective components to quickly restore functionality.
Our expert techs use advanced remanufacturing techniques and higher-than-OEM-standard components to rebuild your unit. This way, the original fault is deterred from returning to your now fully operational ABS unit, keeping your vehicle out on the road for longer.
We’ll do this in just 2-3 working days and cover you with an unlimited-mile warranty. Still thinking of ordering an expensive replacement that might fail again?
Fill out our quick-and-easy test form now.